31.
shadenorm(mu = 62, sig = 18, below = 44, col = "blue", dens = 200)
Interpretation 1. 15.87% of cell phone call plans in the United States cost less than $44 per month.
Interpretation 2. The probability that a randomly selected monthly cell phone call plan is worth less than $44 is 0.1587.
32.
shadenorm(mu = 14, sig = 2.5, above = 17, col = "blue", dens = 200)
Interpretation 1. 11.51% of refrigerators last for more than 17 years.
Interpretation 2. The probability that a randomly selected refrigerator lasts for more than 17 years is 0.1151.
33.
shadenorm(mu = 3400, sig = 505, above = 4410, col = "blue", dens=200)
Interpretation 1. 2.28% of all full-term babies have a birth weight greater than 4410 grams.
Interpretation 2.The probability of a randomly selected full-term baby with a birth weight more than 4410 grams is 0.0228.
34.
shadenorm(mu = 55.9, sig = 5.7, below = 46.5, col = "blue", dens=200)
Interpretation 1. 4.96% of all 10 year old males have heights less than 46.5 inches.
Interpretation 2. The probability of all 10 year old males with heights less than 46.5 inches is 0.0496.
35.
Interpretation 1. The proportion of all human pregnancies that have length periods longer than 280 days is 0.1908.
Interpretation 2. The probability of all human pregnancies that have length periods longer than 280 days is 0.1908.
Interpretation 1.The proportion of all human pregnancies that have length periods between 230 and 260 days is 0.3416.
Interpretation 2. The probability of all human pregnancies that have length periods between 230 and 260 days is 0.3416.
36.
Interpretation 1. The proportion of all gas tank fill ups that had a mileage greater than 26 miles is 0.3309.
Interpretation 2. The probability of all gas tank fill ups that had a mileage greater than 26 miles is 0.3309.
Interpretation 1. The proportion of all gas tank fill ups that had a mileage between 18 and 21 miles is 0.1107.
Interpretation 2. The probability of all gas tank fill ups that had a mileage between 18 and 21 is 0.1107.
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56. The person did better on the SAT. Under the normal model, we find the z-score for the SAT, which equals 1.02, and for the ACT, which equals 0.96. Since 1.02 is higher, the person did better on the SAT.